The beam shown in the figure is supported at roller A and pinned at B and has a uniformly distributed loading w= 53 kN/m over 1.5 m from the left-hand end and moment loading M - 53 kNm at 1.5 m from end B. Determine the shear force at a section from the left-hand end of the beam X = 3.0 m. Input your answer as a value only in kN to one decimal place and without +/- sign. w kN/m M kNm EB X -1.5 m- A- -1.5 m -1.5 m-

The beam shown in the figure is supported at roller A and pinned at B and has a uniformly distributed loading w= 53 kN/m over 1.5 m from the left-hand end and moment loading M - 53 kNm at 1.5 m from end B. Determine the shear force at a section from the left-hand end of the beam X = 3.0 m. Input your answer as a value only in kN to one decimal place and without +/- sign. w kN/m M kNm EB X -1.5 m- A- -1.5 m -1.5 m-

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The beam shown in the figure is supported at roller A and pinned at B and has a
uniformly distributed loading w= 53 kN/m over 1.5 m from the left-hand end
and moment loading M = 53 kNm at 1.5 m from end B.
Determine the shear force at a section from the left-hand end of the beam X =
3.0 m. Input your answer as a value only in kN to one decimal place and without
+/- sign.
w kN/m
M kNm
B
X
-1.5 m-
A-
-1.5 m
-1.5 m-

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